The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 July 1964 — Page 2

Pog« 2 SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1964

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New Fashions Big Problem By GAY PAt'LEY NEW YORK UPI — Get your program, you can’t tell the fabrics without your program! So many new fabrics and treatments of them and the old have come along that a woman now needs a glossary to guide her to her fall and winter clothes shopping. The New York couture group, whose members and auxiliaries this week are showing the whole range of fall and winter fashions to out-of-town reporters. helpfully has compiled a fabric glossary. It includes most of the ones the woman shopper will be hearing about for the first time plus a refresher course on some of the fabric classics back on the scene full scale for 1964. Some are trade names; others are fabrics made by any number of textile firms. Showroom commentaries are | full of mentions of abraham velvet and alaskine. The first is a crush resistant, deep pile vel- i vet, mostly black in depth. The second is Starons dull-surfaced blend of 66 per cent wool and

patterned 0n Honeymoon

—Herringbone. A

wool classic for men’s wear

now seen in women's apparel CHICAGO UPI — Gospel with the pattern scaled to a singer Mahalia Jackson was

much larger size. —Lurex. A non-tarnishing tallic yarn created to be woven by itself or mixed with other

fibers.

—Matellase. Fabrics with floral or geometric surface design, shown frequently in silk. —Melton. A stout, smooth wool with short nap, showing for fall and winter in both coats and suits. —Metallic tweed. Combinaaions of lurex and wool in tweedy weaves. —Needlepoint wool. A flat wool with delicate diamond em-broidery-like pattern. Petit point wool is the same with a smaller pattern. —Riopelle. Imported ribbed jersey of 100 per cent wool. —Rope tweeds. Tweeds of outsized herringbones, plaids and checks in which very wide threads are used. They are light in weight but look heavy. -—Stipped wool. Wool given shadowy little “bumps" in the

weave.

—Strie. Fabrics with a wavy effect of irregular lines. Pronounced stree-a. —Velmoire. A new cut velvet

honeymooning today with a building contractor from Gary, Ind. Miss Jackson and Minters Sigmond Galloway were married in a private ceremony Thursday. It was the second marriage for both. Galloway said they met in Los Angeles two years ago. He said he composes spirituals as a hobby and is a part-time saxophone player.

34 per cent silk. clipped to look like moire. It On down the fabric alphabet. has a ver y glossy surface, is 70

J per cent rayon, 10 per cent

—Aleouchine. Staron s nubby silk twrill with a wool backing

to give it body.

—Broadtail velvet. A luxury fabric with the velvet cut to look like the lambskin, or broadtail, for which it is

named.

—Brocatelle. Originally a heavy croaa-ribbed fabric for upholstery and draperies. It is similar to brocade but has a j

silk, 20 per cent polyster. —Whisper flannel. Smooth, featherweight flannel.

Doctors To Meet With Kennedy's NORTHAMPTON, Mass. UPI

higher relief to~the surface and I “ -Doc tors will meet with memusuallv comes In only one ^s of the Kennedy family to-

day to decide when Sen. Ed-

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— Boucle surface tweed. A ^ M. Kennedy, who suffered tweed with . surface resem- * b f roken back in a P lan * acci '

dent, can be transferred to an-

other hospital.

Still undecided was whether Kennedy would be taken to Walter Reed Hospital in Washington or Massachusetts Gener-

al in Boston.

Richard Cardinal Cushing, archbishop of Boston, and Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy, the senator's brother, were expect1 ed to visit the senator today. ; His wife Joan also was to fly here from Hyannis Port to be

with him.

The senator received a surprise visit Thursday from ha»

-Cire. A fabric with lustrous 75-year-old father, former Amsurface created by application bassador Joseph P. Kennedy j of wax heat quilting without Confined to a wheelchair since seams. The back is laminated a stroke in 1961, the elder Kento foam and the fabric is used nedy arrived aboard the family

•at clothes are wool. Pro- plane Caroline,

nounced seer-a. Sen Kennedy was injured —Cloque. Textured fabrics June 19 in a plane crash in with bubbly patterns. The new- which two men were killed.

est clothes, are wool. Pro-1

nounced clo-kay.

—Crepe knit. A new' 100 per cent silk crepe that looks like silk jersey but has much more body. Despite its name, it's

woven.

—Double-faced fabrics.

Senate Beats Down Rider WASHINGTON UPI — The Senate beat dowm today an economy rider to the $556 million pay raise bill that would have made salary increases for top government official contingent on a balanced budget. John J. Williams, R-Del„ sponsor of the amendment, said it would prompt agency heads to cut dowm spending requests and stop “the waste and extravagance that we all know exists." But Sen. A. S. Mike Monroney, D-Okla., called it “meat ax economy,” and said it would strike at a select group of about 4.000 skilled government work-

ers.

The Williams proposal rejected, 65-26. on a roll vote.

was call

bling hand crochet.

—Carpetbag tweeds. Tweeds

woven like a rag rug.

—Cavalry twrill. A slightly ribbed fabric shewing for fall and winter again for both suits

and coats.

—Chantilly. A lace originally made in Chantilly, France. Its delicate scroll or floral designs abound in cocktail and evening

cloths.

—Chevron matelasse. A matelasse see blow' with a zig-zag pattern looking like a herring-

bone.

Mostly Sunny 4th Of July The weatherman today predicted a mostly sunny and warm Fourth of July holiday weekend in Indiana, with a “chance” of scattered showers by Sunday afternoon. In Weather Bureau language, the term “chance” of something happening borders on “remote,” which may be indicative of a right fair holiday, after all, throughout the state. The five-day outlook called for near normal temperatures, with daytime highs of around 90 and overnight lows mostly

in the 60s.

Fair with little temperature change was the forecast through

Saturday.

Precipitation, badly needed in some parts of the state, may total up to one inch in the northern portion "about Sunday and early Monday,” the extended outlook said, and about one-half inch downstate, mostly in scattered thundershowers. Thursday’s highs climbed to 92 at Lafayette and Evansville.

Injured When Car Hits Train

New Record Set DETROIT UPI — Ward’s

! Automotive Reports said Thurs- ! day a new record was reached

TEWKESBURY, England j n production of the 1964 model

Fab- UPI—Harry Gould, 66. w'as in

rics woven to have no wrong side and often with contrasting sides for use in reversible garments. —Duvetyn. A fabric of 95 per cent wool, 5 per cent nylon, with a suede-like surface. —Eyelash brocade. A brocade woven with clusters of thread, lash-like in their arrangement. —Eyelash lace. A new lace outlined in horsehair for additional body and an unusual pattern. —Eyelash velvets. Cut velvets with wide scatterings of lashlike dots.

jured Thursday when his car was struck by locomotive 5936. the only train that ever uses a track near his home. Police said the train rumbles down the country line only once every two days. It was passing Thursday when Gould drove onto the level crosing and was shoved 100 yards down the line. I

passenger cars.

Volume since last September soared ahead of the record for any year of 7,340,014 set by the 1963 models. Assemblies passed the 7.372,000 mark and w'ere expected to reach 7,893,000 by the time the run ends at the close of this month.

Report Signing MOSCOW UPI —The Soviet news agency Tass reported without comment today President Johnson's signing of the civil rights bill.

Court Martial Recesses FRANKFURT. Germany UPI —The court martial of Capt. Alfred Svenson of Scranton, Pa., on charges of deserting to East Germany, was recessed for the weekend Thursday.

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Padgett Rossok Wedding Solemnized William R. Padgett and Mrs. Frances E. Rossok were united in marriage Friday evening at the First Baptist Church Parsonage. Rev. Kyle M. Miller solemnized the marriage in the presence of the immediate family. Their attendants were Dr. and Mrs. C. G. Pierson. Mrs. Pierson is the sister of Mr. Padgett.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Clifford Frazier announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Suzanne, to Lester Raymond Longino of Shreveport, Louisiana. The ceremony will be held July 25 at 3:30 p.m. in the First Christian Church in Greencastle. Friends are invited. Photo by Ralph Taylor

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4-H CLUB

NEWS

The Jeffs Hogherders held their seventh meeting. The roll call was taken by John Keller and Terry Clifford gave the pledge to the flag and the 4-H pledge. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss what our next meeting and activities would be and to make plans for them. The date of our eighth meeting has been changed from the 15th to the 14th. It will be held at the Belle Union School at 7:30. Don’t forget the date — 14th of July.

Sheinwold On Bridge Opportunities Not .Missed In Duplicate Tournaments By ALFRED bHEINWOLD One of the reasons you will enjoy playing duplicate bridge is that good plays don’t get lost quite so often. In rubber bridge we tend to go on to the next hand without noticing what opportunities were missed. In a duplicate game somebody may see the opportunity. South dealer North-South vulperabla NORTH

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of spades on the jack of diamonds. Then he confidently leads a club to take the “proven” finesse of the nine of clubs. East then takes his two club tricks, defeating the slam. It’s hard to see how East can lose by his intelligent play at the first trick. It’s easy to see how he gains 1530 points by it. As dealer, you hold: S A J HQJ985 D AKQ CJ 9 8. W’hat do you say? Answer: Bid one heart. The hand is too strong for an opening bid of one notrump. You

Gets Suspended 1 to 5 Sentence SOUTH BEND. Ind. UPI — Charles Thomas Duleh, 18. Mishawaka, received a suspended 1 sentence of 1-5 years Thursday in the traffic deaths of two friends. St. Joseph Circuit Judge Joseph Nyikos also fined Duleh $500 and placed him on probation until he is 21. Duleh pleaded guilty June 22 to charges of reckless homicide in the deaths earlier this year of James P. O’Brien, 17, and August N. Tordi, 17, both of Mishawaka.

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made me most pleasantly at home, and introduced me to a number of the respectable gentlemen of the community.

Night Walker” with Robert Taylor and Barbara Stanwyck.

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CARD OF THANKS My parents and I wish to thank the surgeons, medical doctors, nurses, nurse aides, dietary department and all the friends, co-workers and relatives for being so nice to me due to my accident and during my stay in the hospital and for remembering me at home. Also thanks so very much for the many cards, gifts, and

flowers.

Jerry Ray Sink. David, Fern Sink, and family.

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It’s easy to see what would happen to this hand < at rubber bridge. East's ten of clubs would drive out the ace at

the first trick.

South would draw trumps, cash the top diamonds and get

IN MEMORY In loving memory of Robert Harold Watkins who left us 18 years ago today, July 4. Every day in some small way. Memories of you come our way,

Pledge To Break Geneva Deadlock OSLO. Norway UPI — The Soviet Union Friday pledged to “exert efforts” to break the Geneva disarmament conference deadlock and said there are chances for a further easing af East-West tensions despite the world’s different social systems.

Large Population

TOKYO UPI — Japan had a registered population of 98.438.936 as of April 1, the Justice Ministry announced Thursday. The figure represents a growth of 1,070.913 over the

same date last year.

to his hand with a trump to Though absent, you are ever

Envoy Returns TOKYO UPI —U S. Ambassador Edwin O. Reischauer returned to Japan today from convalescence in Hawaii from a knife wound inflicted by a deranged Japanese youth March 24 and a subsequent liver ailment.

Seven More Deaths MANILA UPI —The Manila Daily Mirror today reported seven more deaths due to typhoon Winnie, bringing to 114 the total number of fatalities in the newspaper’s unofficial tabilation. The Philippine News Service, asing its report on news from •fficial government agencies, said 91 persons were dead and 20 missing as a result of the storm.

discard a club from dummy on the jack of diamonds. Then South would hold his breath and take the spade finesse. The spade finesse works, as the cards lie, so South makes slam. A new rubber would in while East and West were still grumbling about South’s luck. If this hand were played in a strong club duplicate game, the same cards would be played at many tables. If one table saw the right defense, all the other defenders would hear about it and profit from the lesson. INTELLIGENT PLAY At one table, perhaps, the score would read 100 for EastWest instead of 1430 for NorthSouth. The other players would snort scornfully at the declarer who found a way to go down on an ice-cold hand. And then they would discover that South had not thrown the hand away; it had been stolen from him by an intelligent play. Go back to the first trick i to see the proper defense. East I should play the queen of clubs instead of the ten. Simple, and safe, but what a devasting

play!

South captures the queen of clubs with the ace, of course, and then is ready to bet the crown of jewels that West has the ten of clubs. He doesn’t know who has the king of spades. Naturally South bases his play on what he knows. He draws two rounds of trumps, cashes dummy’s top diamonds, and cets to his hand with a . trump to discard dummy's jack

near, Still missed, still loved, and ever so dear. Sadly missed by Mom and brothers.

MITCH I'M JOINS BIG CAST HOLLYWOOD UPI — Robert Mitchum has been cast in the 20th Century Fox film. “The Day Custer Fell.” He’ll be among 31 stars expected to appear in the film.

DINA SET HOLLYWOOD UPI — Dina Merrill has been set for a part in “The Pleasure Seekers” movie being filmed in Spain.

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May Be Last Chance MOSCOW UPI —The Soviet government Thursday for the first time offered Russians guided tours of Siberia. Cost of the 22-day vacation is 210 rubles $213 at the official i x-ate of exchange.

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Remains In Hospital NASHVILLE. Tenn. UPI — Sgt. Alvin C. York remained under observation at Veterans Hospital early today after a “slight temperature increase” prevented his release from the hospital Thursday. The 76-year-old World War I hero had been scheduled to retui'n to his Pall Mall, Tenn., home following several days of steady improvement from pneumonia which followed an earlier illness.

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